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Thread: Cancer + Psychology
Post: Cancer + Psychology
Hi, Background  : I am a final year B.Tech Biotechnology student. I am deeply motivated to pursue a career in Cancer Biology. I know that due to a B.Tech course my life science background isn't all t...
Author: Kanny
Forum: Questions and Answers
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01-21-2016, 07:06 PM
Thread: Just May be..Can this be done?
Post: Just May be..Can this be done?
I just came across few biotech related sites i.e institution sites and realized that there is so much happening even in India with respect to Biotechnology but we are highly unaware. I came across in...
Author: Kanny
Forum: India
0 4,875
12-22-2015, 04:05 PM
Thread: Chromatography columns
Post: RE: Chromatography columns
Nice! Thankyou. I have come up with another question though :P Each column might have its own best suited solvents and their gradient concentrations, So was looking for C18, Biphenyl and C4 solvents...
Author: Kanny
Forum: Questions and Answers
8 23,952
06-30-2015, 04:46 PM
Thread: Chromatography columns
Post: RE: Chromatography columns
Sure! Infact : http://www.seaviewsci.com/vydac/vydacpub...k1429.pdf)) Got some data from here, though not convincing enough: C18 : 2000`3000Da C4 : > 3000Da (some even mention upto 20000Da)
Author: Kanny
Forum: Questions and Answers
8 23,952
06-30-2015, 02:48 PM
Thread: Chromatography columns
Post: RE: Chromatography columns
Thankyou Very much Sunil. :) Actually, I did read quiet a few manuals and details of the columns too..just that they haven't stated the mol wt. ranges. Have tried contacting agilent and thermo scient...
Author: Kanny
Forum: Questions and Answers
8 23,952
06-29-2015, 09:26 PM
Thread: Chromatography columns
Post: Chromatography columns
Hello, Can anyone suggest which out of the four companies Merckmillipore, Agilent, Thermo scientific and Waters is better for chromatographic columns giving a little data supporting their answer? Ac...
Author: Kanny
Forum: Questions and Answers
8 23,952
06-28-2015, 10:11 PM
Thread: Blood Groups - Different protein structure?
Post: RE: Blood Groups - Different protein structure?
Yes..probably! Will check and get back..Thankyou!
Author: Kanny
Forum: Questions and Answers
4 17,684
06-19-2015, 09:03 PM
Thread: Blood Groups - Different protein structure?
Post: RE: Blood Groups - Different protein structure?
It was with respect to the point that can we have protein profiling done for these blood groups and find different proteins in each group..not all but may be a few.!
Author: Kanny
Forum: Questions and Answers
4 17,684
06-16-2015, 09:06 PM
Thread: Blood Groups - Different protein structure?
Post: Blood Groups - Different protein structure?
Do different Blood Groups have a different protein make - up? i.e. the protein profile of each blood group would be different?
Author: Kanny
Forum: Questions and Answers
4 17,684
06-15-2015, 09:29 PM
Thread: Cancer Research for Higher Studies!
Post: RE: Cancer Research for Higher Studies!
Oh..Okay! Do you know anyone who might be pursuing it currently?
Author: Kanny
Forum: Questions and Answers
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06-13-2015, 02:12 PM
Thread: Cancer Research for Higher Studies!
Post: Cancer Research for Higher Studies!
Hey! I have completed my 3rd year B.Tech in Biotechnology. I am planning to pursue cancer research for my higher studies. Could anyone guide me on whats better in regards of cancer research - an M.Tec...
Author: Kanny
Forum: Questions and Answers
2 10,823
06-12-2015, 08:55 PM